Evening recap

Our live blog will shortly be closing until tomorrow morning.

Here are the day's key developments:

• Israel urged the US to keep some US sanctions on Syria in place as a bargaining chip in future talks, but Trump declined the request, Kan public broadcaster reported.

• Civil defence teams rescued a child from beneath the rubble of a residential building that collapsed on its residents in the Al Sheikh Radwan neighbourhood of Gaza City, Quds News Network reported.

• Over 500,000 Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and Gaza have lost their livelihoods since the start of Israel’s war on Gaza in October 2023, Anadolu Agency reported.

• The US was joined by Qatar, Egypt and Turkey in urging parties in the Gaza ceasefire to uphold their obligations and exercise restraint, the chief US envoy said after talks in Miami.

• The Israeli military said in a post on X that it killed two Palestinians in the northern West Bank on Saturday evening.

• The Israeli military said it killed two Palestinians in a strike, claiming they crossed the so-called yellow line in the northern Gaza Strip.

• The Israeli army on Friday shelled a school being used as a shelter, where displaced Palestinian families had gathered for a wedding, killing at least six people, including a five-month-old baby.

• The first phase of the plan to confiscate weapons south of the Litani River will end in a "few days", Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam said in a statement.

• Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has said children in Gaza are dying from the cold weather, urging Israel to allow more aid into the enclave.